Katie Dreke has always been a rough and tumble explorer, ever since she was a kid. From early childhood days, she wanted to do all the things the boys in her neighborhood were doing - jumping bikes off of ramps, playing in treehouses, reading science fiction - but she quickly realized that the world was always trying to steer her in another direction. Those childhood experiences led to a lifelong fascination with social constructs and gender norms, which has shaped her groundbreaking wo...
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Katie Dreke has always been a rough and tumble explorer, ever since she was a kid. From early childhood days, she wanted to do all the things the boys in her neighborhood were doing - jumping bikes off of ramps, playing in treehouses, reading science fiction - but she quickly realized that the world was always trying to steer her in another direction. Those childhood experiences led to a lifelong fascination with social constructs and gender norms, which has shaped her groundbreaking wo...
Reframing Risk & Doing Scary Stuff with Andy Pearson, VP of Creative at Liquid Death
Any Insights Yet? with Chris Kocek
36 minutes
1 year ago
Reframing Risk & Doing Scary Stuff with Andy Pearson, VP of Creative at Liquid Death
What is risk? For most people, a risky situation is one where you’re exposed to danger. Put another way, it’s the possibility of something bad happening. But for Andy Pearson, VP of Creative at Liquid Death, the definition of risk takes an interesting detour. For Andy, the real danger is not that something bad will happen, but that nothing will happen at all. No reaction. No learning. No breakthroughs. Just a boring piece of creative, dead on arrival, completely ignored. That’s why, over the ...
Any Insights Yet? with Chris Kocek
Katie Dreke has always been a rough and tumble explorer, ever since she was a kid. From early childhood days, she wanted to do all the things the boys in her neighborhood were doing - jumping bikes off of ramps, playing in treehouses, reading science fiction - but she quickly realized that the world was always trying to steer her in another direction. Those childhood experiences led to a lifelong fascination with social constructs and gender norms, which has shaped her groundbreaking wo...
